GRE-based wireless programming/controlling
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DVINTHEHOUSEMAN
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The Radioshack PRO-99 (GRE built) actually included OTAP as part of its feature set. It defaults to an RX frequency of 154.600 (MURS 5)
The manual has the following specifications:
Interface -- AFSK (Audio Frequency Shift Keying)
Modulation -- MSK (Minimum Shift Keying)
Mark Frequency -- 1200 Hz
Space Frequency -- 1800 MHz (Likely a typo and meant Hz)
Data Format -- Asynchronous
Data Length -- 8-bit
Parity -- None
Stop Bit -- 2-bit
Baud Rate -- 1200 bps
Data Transmission Direction -- One Way (Receive Only)
I'm not sure what software supports this (if any ever did, Win99 doesn't seem to but I don't have one) or what format the transmitted information is in, but it would be something to experiment with if you ever got your hands on one.
The manual has the following specifications:
Interface -- AFSK (Audio Frequency Shift Keying)
Modulation -- MSK (Minimum Shift Keying)
Mark Frequency -- 1200 Hz
Space Frequency -- 1800 MHz (Likely a typo and meant Hz)
Data Format -- Asynchronous
Data Length -- 8-bit
Parity -- None
Stop Bit -- 2-bit
Baud Rate -- 1200 bps
Data Transmission Direction -- One Way (Receive Only)
I'm not sure what software supports this (if any ever did, Win99 doesn't seem to but I don't have one) or what format the transmitted information is in, but it would be something to experiment with if you ever got your hands on one.
I actually have one.
DVINTHEHOUSEMAN
Up North
I actually have one.
Ah that's cool, have you messed around with OTAP on the 99 before?
No. I'm not sure that was ever really supported.
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